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1. Pediatric Denver II Assessment AssignmentComplete Denver II assessment on a child between the ages of 0-6. Fill out the worksheet and document finding. Take the child’s height, weight, head circumference (if under 3 years of age), and vital signs. Write 250-500 words summarizing your assessment findings and the observations you were able to make. Remember to maintain HIPPA standards when discussing your client. Write an additional 250 words including evidence-based practice education for the parents/guardians based on what you noted. Discuss TWO interventions/ recommendations for the child to improve on. These interventions/recommendations should be from TWO separate categories (social, language, cognitive, physical). This could include education on how to catch the child up to their age range or what to expect in the coming year and how to help their child learn.Here are some slides explaining how to complete a Denver II assessment:https://www.slideshare.net/azadhaleem/developmenta… TopicEmerging: Limited or Growing achievementCompetence: Adequate/basic achievementProficiency: Clear/Effective achievementMastery: Advanced or exceeds achievementAnthropometric Measurements and Vital signsDoes not include anthropometric measurements or does not include vital signs: 1 pointOnly documents one anthropometric measurement or only documents two vital signs: 3 pointsDocuments two of the three anthropometric measurements and/or only documents three vital signs: 5 pointsDocuments all three anthropometric measurements and vital signs for the child: 7 pointsDenver II AssessmentWorksheetDenver II assessment worksheet is not completed or not submitted: 3 pointsDenver II assessment partially completed and filled out. Very difficult to read student’s findings: 8 pointsDenver II assessment completed on a child between the ages of 0-6. Worksheet mostly filled out or difficult to read. Findings not documented well:  12 pointsCompleted Denver II on a child between the ages of 0-6. Worksheet filled out and documentation on findings: